Posted by Tyno Gendo on 05/23/07 13:59

Edward Z. Yang wrote:
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>> Has anyone come across this problem with require_once? [snip]
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> It's quite puzzling. The PHP manual states that are identical in every
> way, so I'm inclined to distrust your testimony.
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> Some possible fixes:
> - - Change the ./includes entry to a fully qualified absolute path
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> Some definitely will work fixes:
> - - Use require_once(dirname(__FILE__) . '/welcome_patient.php');
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you were correct to distrust me, i lied and include_once wasn't actually
working either LOL, if i did this it worked on the live server and on
the internal machine... in the end the following seemed fine

require_once getcwd() . '/sections/template.tpl';

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